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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-02-16
oFFIch IN BANK OF PRESCOTT.
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 THIS 0RBAT ssreugt hening roW. sdy and Nerve ToL1e . the resulS of over twenty Sears of pr1r. teal 0xperisoe@ oDa (t1es uf h upfs B1I | resaaipfy Hefvu0k and 11,sfsst piDnbilffU. . se min& Voakn knoSs i, |Sp fmsforFAoea, Pros |tasOfrhosa, Exhasas1s ( VI tality. preDaturo Decline end loss Oe
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16
xtcnIaAS MEN AND WOMEN.

Judse-s,sct Long and ne Hon. Wm. A.
Asss0d have gone % PhiladesphiA-
DR. j. Clark. an cid resident OF Ne
vayxo. IA. koEe 70 Boone. Iowa, TO reside.
NIB. Gnian, Of south Haven. raised
a8 COO baskets Of peaches this year, netting
him about $1,000
Ex-SeDstor Ferry IS aiding 10 Ais Utah
mining properties and = reported as thing
Ing Of nsovinx frcn Michigan 70 the Nor
anon state LATER statement may DC
e5u0ted.
Frsa and VIII Hydenburgh. OF Wayland,
Who have been ia Dakota farming Tor =
wear or more. rstGrasd home IA A-ndAy sgen-
ins. bay aud bssgass. Tasy are not sa'is-
aed vita he ceustry.
Jsmss Knixhs ana wifs left Rellsvu. Mon
dag for Austra a. where Ar. knigns mas q
nns xitr snoa awaiting am They 20 oy
wsy o Eax.srd aud the Suez cana. aud
skpsct 10 b. about tr0 months making The
"Trip.
Elijah GREEN. one Of the h;sl settlers Of
Gata0nn county and highly respected citi-
ren 81 Alsioa. died az as home in tnrt city
WEDNESDAY afternoon. Re Vas - years OF
azs and nas 0sen resident 81 Albion hfty-
0Be years.
~. Prosecuting Attorney James L CLARK,
cf Alma. has been tal1ec 90 20 20 ArS2n-
s4s 10 defend =. h. Van Leusan, Eho lies
there ssalrinx trial or tie charze o.. mur-
esrlnx ore Ter. The prisoner Tas tA<en
Tiers On = reouisifi0n last Winter. and las
been lying Ia IA sxl0 dungeon ever since.
Col. = B. w. Stockton, of Fhns. who
comm anSed ne caiY ccmpssfe rekiIaens
whica lsft Nichigso Tor 1sxico, and Nno
subseQusatiy raised aud commanded Tue
sixtssnta Regiment alichisan volunteers
Infantry Attended the Detroit reunion. re
- nov - yss=s old and has lost bis eye
si<4t-
Gen. Edwsrd Clark did a. his home ~
Ana Areor " ssn-sdey. aged 80 years
he cane - Datrois ia 1915 and % Am
Arbor IN 1877. 8e vss = 6uxsaler genera
ia ne Ssafs militla. served IN The blaes
hask var. vss Ars. rs gister ot deeds o.
WashteuaE rouatY. aue iDr - past twens y
ears hs- besr llstics 0f tas psScs. II,
"a prominent in aost 0f the euriy eVen1'
>On7sctsi with The history Of Am Aroor.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

Esnsax aas 80 llceassd To-
TFsaaid fsssr Ia en1kas eot - A@seA~
E.sea zaos1s Fzlr ssaira o. s 3 sass
a X. q I. hsi1s 14a sssa sss.ss.4s's. -
Fest21aza
oas agsnt Aaz ssia So saaaiag ni.'s a
L.zkseT -..,lzlzE.
Fsaaksar sss asali1y .1sl4i1ls a'-2
s@fIas assael4-.44-
Ths Nsafc..sa esasiY Par hsslzs sas
tAsft4 sat accla<n-s
We. Lssis ~ sii1s. a4s son1s eetien
sslks - ais E4rsea Ia lsi.i alp1A
Thsre a4e 80 laelnkefs 81 -za S1Prsnls
Iezfaa. a " 6 ~ IS f1ia state
s5raaz Isa4k ass pas ~ s.seLae sEitcaea
snd san.o1GIs s. xaa.s ~ -aasi1s
Fssax as.x. ~ Asa04.1a county, hsa
szsr oas huaaFsl sfsss 81 Det4+-ss
4ae 4eaissa scaooi f1r E1s Sind opeae1
Ga = ssazsa-F wisA : god asssaa41es.
"a Elsaeit eaa1srsaas 81 las a. r.
ChaEcA Is IA tai bi4st - r.Aal 7aetasE
fsr.sisx ~ tAs ass railroad - Ia pfo-
srass la =. sofporsts uzniis el hkzSnss.
A ss.rring match - - giTea a aAsnass
sa14raag Ehf 80 b 10 1rsz ever sifsa
thsfs.
Fsaaons foF a spseisl silefi0n ga PFohlp-
iIAn are ~ BE- circulated q "a rAtoA
oLtntg
Is scsts aa assrass 81 ~ eosts niie %
rua .soellSnse oa AieoiS@n iAi-fv7sls,
and toa 81 eozi goes fHeu1F-1ss aiiiss
Gse.rsl sherra4o 4nd Mrs.. joan A. i0-
- scer.l csusilieFa8i- riH1e Ia e0nleni Plat
Ia fhs cyciorAma si tAs battle ~ Ai-4AI a
a Derr8il
Hsasy i9rest Ares srs ourning north aud
49, ~ kast t1saz gong rapidly ta9v-E4
ssscfisn l6. oslng haErssd ey gaze ron
the uofth.
An .s.asmie has 0roken oct among the
..risin Cambridge. Len4wse coaay. The
tosnsnio soafd 0I Health IS Investigating
tee matter.
Ia consequsaes Of tas continued sick
n~ss If Judge Smith tie session Oi Mont
csim ClscuIL Co1rt - fuEtaSr p0s-Roned
anul October i5.
Z. Gruelsrs elevator AZ Fowler. eontaiE-
in< a0oat 30 slsAsla Of grain, burned
Tues.iay nlzhE canse ua<nONn. LNsss
g. 800 Insurance, to,ov0.
Charles +. Rsgaolsis. pr0pristOr of store
n Winthrop. three niles fron lsnpemln<.
was thrown from his carriage oy runaway
horse "Wednesday snd roeeised serious IN
juriss % rs spine.
since ssrst ~ p. Conger was detailed 10
form sad axe charge of tne -f2ss weather
ser Ics 80 aas slAbisaed y oossryatou
srafioaa and 40 stations for the display oi
-ea1asr signals. sad a2s also had the sig
nals carried By the through psssengse trans
of most "a The principal railroads.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16
Fersonaf.

Mr y. II. Froklicnstein. Of Mobile. Ala.
writes. I take great pleasure IN recommend
ing Or. Kings New Discovery for Consomp-
ton. having used IL FOR severe attack OF
Bronchitis and Ca.aTrh. Il gave me in
slant relief ami entirely cured me and
have not been afflicted since. | also beg to
state that had tried other remedies with
10 good result Have also used Electric
Bittsrs and Or. Kings New Life Pills, both
Of witch I car. recon amend
II. Kings Ner Discovery for Consump-
ton Coughs ana Colds. IS sold on POSI-
tive guarantee.
Trial bottles free at ". II. Tbb's drug
store.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

We svupathize VIII toe feeling which
f-u leads citizsas - BEAST saat 10 child
sorn n his c0Ratry nes8 grow up in iEnOr-
,nce. sud yet it IS fact thst many people
,~ho have Earned 20 Rad aud write have
never fauxhs themselves - talu< A man
Who suffered nom csfarrh. co1um ption,
rronchits strof1is. 9r liver complaint.
might read hll bis sys= dropped out how
these and many other diseases have been
cured 81 Dr pierce's GclGsai Ascicsi DscoV-
erv. ous II be did nof fake the ieSson 60 him
SET aat sest tae virtues ~ tbs great medi-
enc bis time rouio oe tnr0gD away
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

T. sbout -4aso snd ~ wouid sag sf iesst
cna-ha'f ars erouclsa Win some affection
ii fae Throst and Lungs. IS those csrn-
nfssnfs ars scrorfiu< 81 statistics, no-e
rar,asaus taan others We woRid sdviss = q
~ n neglect ne opportunity TO csil "a -
- e>s ,of1ls of n ksnsr k..ssD for ths
Th-e~s snd fnnxs. ff7ce aiae sad s. 81
sr-,.f .i-a I'd certe. HeSreetf1iiv
~. FL Tfsss rs Aenroe-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

Ard visis Tbems pepulr Photograph
Gslir~v and be convinced last - - max
ine the foesf Photographs IN she city. and
fa1't - deceived 1Y l0v prices IN other
PAGES - se ~iil give hslfdczsu 81 tnss
clsss % ~orx feee Of charge With every doz-
a. ~ cur fne satin-inished Photograph
which ~ a. making IN immense quaint
t;es a IS s1i rs Csnsi-.t
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16
COMMERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS


We have them this wsek-frrsh cod
frrSh niscxerei. black hass. Lake Hur0u
pike. Dutaury cisms. gsniine New York
selects sad coaots, saitim0re oysters
packed in Bsltimors. Telephone 81. ths
Rainmors Market. 81 Cana st
b. r. ENxRY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16
wonderful Cures.

I'd. Hovt & Co. Wholesale aud Retail
Druggists OF Rome, Ga, say: We have been
selling DR. Kings New Discovery, Electric
Bitfers ard Bucklen's Arnics Salve for four
ve.-s. Have never handled remedies that
sell a. well or give such universal satisiac-
ton. There have been some wonderful
cures Effected bT these medicines in this
city. Several cases of pronounced Con-
sumption have been entirely cured by use
OF few bottles Of DR.. Kings s-g Discov-
srv. taken IN connection with Electric Bit
ters. We guarantee them always. sold by
Wm. Il Tinbs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

crari vel voar 0~n intersst by using
Pesf Family Sosp. Ii Is jsst Fhat - rsme
frupi.es. he best and isrzest bar of white
rnre soap sver nsfsilad - csnfs q bar.
GzkSD RkPfus soar Ca.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

Tickets are aow sn saie "a D. g II z
"A r - Niwsok-e sd refurn f1r oce
sioz,a fars fer tie round trip vaid 70 r.
tlsrn I'D ts snd Including sept. iS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

r,.f,sor,oa keue Industry vcsn rcu ~sn
= s.,ss a. ~.iI ~ better by usIng besf Fam
n, <nxS,. Al : cenis eer
GsAxr EsprDs Scar ca.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

anchor and Fsirhzven COH1t orsters,
frssh snd saltwater ash % al kinas. ss
Dsttenthaier =. III Monroe 90.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16
Lake Shore & Mich, Southern.

All trsins daily except Sunday,
A local freight leaves Grand Rapids at II 50 p
N carrying passengers as far Kaiarn 700
Through tickets 10 all points ard berths N sleep
ing coaches eau be secured at Union Ticket once
g. Monroe-st, and 1T depot
]. ". MCKESNEY, Gen'l Ag't
GEO. ". MUNsoS. City T.cket Agent.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16
Detroit, Grand Haven { Milwaukee,

fBNuy, buDlay eXceptfu- TDally.
Passengers taking the 50 a III express make
press has sleeping car from Detroit TO Grand
Rspids.-Only line running Limited express leav-
ing here at 80 N with parlor car TO Detroit
making direct connections for ell points East. ar
irving at New York at 90 p N the next evening
Through ticketssecured aI D., H. II. & NJ. oeices
Sweets Hotel, and NJ depot.
JAS CAMPBELL City Pass Ag't.
GEo. B. REEVES, Traffic Manager Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

sa<2zs-tllt ga ss.e. sEa.suAsssd es.e. "A
st.e kxrrs ~. ee. fell0~ G aes4&
to1ee-eir-e1 Eio - atle. klo. roasted. z-sz-'cs
i4V4. xFxen, -laz 8. J4sA roasEed- 3 g Mara
ezifa -s4sted % re- SeEinsa. roasted - G.
1sss.-5afsa. are, Asgsac tapsn. sas1idH- .
- 9f11ass. lsG1scs Hgsoc. Sssslc. klnPosd-r
ettes -e40Ls As9olc. Congo, ae3.c
fisslF-- 3 IS D@F e4s - per BOZ patent Pter
fsaz = PER cHt y. pef beL a. Nhe2s nOAf
~ pes cvt. 81 a. ser boz ouekwbe~I. s~S'ss
900 lsy laL
ill ksea-screeniaz s. PEE son. srtn Va.
al - fit. lalidluss. 81 g 5 -
fs9.t~CoTn alf cats. las
ks1lseue ofi-Mhshizsn lssI ss&e per gallon:
s.leg eelles s.c.
& 4zetaae- s. per gailon-
9eeas--fioyef. u 5lsfa -. linOtAy - 5a1a
ast-Aicaisal. g.. ElsEsrn. Il y. -.
~<b-Se shiJe -. . g q Per haif uoii
oth-e Grades s5Dot5.S per hAlf bsl, troals'
| $50. e0d .siL - per d. clans 80 per nun
| dFet e-lnsi oys1sr. selects sosioc' SMOKED
AaliBat. a. i3c
Pork Ii bzrrels-asss pork, chicago packed.
| le.e0s ezra sAoft cat &S00 standard clear
I back. si7ic.
A4r1-Ii ierees, 75.c. - ana 50 ID tubs re; 50.
I ~. sOuRd Ina ~ czses. 10 IA tin pals. 4-c<s
/ 73.e.
Beef IA b&rreis-Extra mess. warranted aolns
l a. 3o43 - extra. boneiess. 81 90
Bliterine sold packed. l'cs rois aad
Prints. l3c creamery. solid lie. rolls fn1 prtnA
.c. extra ersA-aery. PACKED l5es roila and prlal
4 isc
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

CoNNeNNevA plsssani; pssssia n ,ssil Ssa
results, are Acksr's Dyspepsia Tablets.
Recommended BY physicians and endorsed
by all who have used them. The best
remedy for Dyspepsia, Flatulency. and Con
s,iration. Guaranteed. and sold at 2oc. by
E.R. Wilson and w. E. White.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

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Bate -
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cs~s see1--ss s0z = - h1sasl
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E-sA a.ssz~ s,sssa eszsss 40 5 ~ per CO.
zztea s = - gsz s. 80 es aeef : -
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.>.as &.le ~ BE, 80 isc. C1g1. - e. D~1'
- 3. 81 - ~ -
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3t -zlf a. - z - 3 scullts. 81. kp s4t-s.
: eea- ie. egztd Sic. eeZ-4 szal.s = . - CO.
saasp pe.ss a. eoci 1eLA2 ez.t-AA1sa = --Ns
4er ess8ia1.
Easlff--s- 5 80 -
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rlsl.tsy-- lfss4sys eEssse4 1lsi-c ell1<~. 80
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Hesst- slee ssose soot - 3 pef esxt 21z
- seed q 20 Ie1 ece1
tos4-E . xfats = -
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16
MyCHIGAN CEETRAL

.DAly. Al others daily except Sunday.
Sleeping cars run on Pacific and Atlantic En-
presses 10 and irlm DetrOit.-ParlOr cars run on
Day Express ana Grand Rapids Express 10 and
from Detroit Direct connections made at Detroit
with ell through trains eaSt-1ickets on sac al
Union Ticket Onlce, 81 Hcnroe-st, and az Union
depot.
Il. W. JOHNSON. Mich. Pass Ag't % Monroe-st
CHS. II. NoRRIs. Gen'l Ag't, % MonrOe-St.
o. ". RUGGELs. c. Z. and I. \. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

TEE BrsT SALvxia The world for Tuts,
Bruises. Scrss. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores. letter. Chspped Hands, Chilblsins,
Corns and al Skin EruDticns. and positive
IL cures plies. or no psT required. it n
wusranteed 70 give perfect satisfaction or
rnonsv refunded. Price = cents per boz.
Fer ssls At Vim. Il. .Tibbs drug stores.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-16

noN.oe that are fretful. peevish.
AoNAONNc cross. or troubled with
Wirdy Colic. Teething Pains, or
Stomach Disorders. can be relieved
st once By using Acker's Baby Soother
e contains no Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price % cents. Sold By
{. K. Wilson aud w. F. White
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-04-08
WHO IS KlssANEq
The Time Forgsr and Ineendlary o

The Old Time ForEer and Incendlary Of
That Name Said to be . Millionaire In
California.
New YORK, April 1.-Argument is to be
heard to-day before Recorder Smyth in
Part 2 of the Court of General Sessions on
the application Of Lawyer John B. Hart, Of
San Francisco, to Quash the thirty three
year-Old indictment for forgery hanging
over the head Of the once noted criminal
named William Kissane. The World re-
Gently contained an epitome Of the remark
able career OF Kissane, who is now said to
be millionaire railway director Of San
Francisco, and to occupy prominent bust
ness position at the Golden Gate. The
strangest feature of the whole case is the
fact that Kissane's identity might have con-
tinued unknown for an indefinite period to
the people Of San Francisco except for his
anxiety to get the old indictment out OF the
way. The presentment OF the grand jury,
made on November IA, 1854, to which Kis-
sane's counsel desires to enter q nolle prose-
Qui, it is said. has practically been dead for
years. 1t was generally believed that
when kissane was sent to Sing Sing, in
March, 1855, his sentence of two and a half
years covered the two indictments against
him. But kissane is reported to have been
threatened with exposure by an old play
fellow whose family he wronged. The
former had lived for twenty-five years on
the Pacific Slope under an assumed name
and might have continued to do so per-
haps, had he repaired the wrong. In
San Francisco intense curiosity exists
as to the identity of Kissane. In addition
to the forgery charges there are reports
that he was concerned in the burning of
the Martha Washington steamer on tho
Mississippi river in 1853, and that later he
murdered a man in Missouri.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-04-08
ArensdorrS Defense.

Sioux CITY, Iowa, April 2.-Several wit
nesses in the Haddock murder case yester-
day morning swore positively that an hour
before the murder they saw Leavitt on
Fourth street wearing light pants, and
Their witnesses testified to his having made
emarks about killing Haddock the day oil
the murder. The testimony, however, is
not wholly confined to Leavitt, part of it
being directed against the character and
utterances of Bismarck" Out of the num-
Der of witnesses so far called all are saloon
men with but two exceptions, and they gen.
orally leave the stand more or less confused
by the severe cross-Questions of the State.
Jailer James Cruikshank testified: ssLeac
witt visited the jail on November .: and
called on Bismarck in one Of the cells, and
said to him: Give me your wife's address
and will send her some money and we
will see that she is all right until you get
out. You know, Bismarck, that didn't
kill Haddock.' Bismarck made no reply
Lcavitt said: You saw John Arensdorf
shoot, as well as me- Yes sir, yes SIR
Bismarck replied. Leavitt said: We will
come out all right il you stick to the story
told YOU"
Louis Agnes said he had asked Bismarck
how he came to get in that bad scrape, who
did the shooting and why he put the shoot
ing on to Arensdorf. He said he put 1t on
to Arensdorf to save his own neck.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-04-08
GOING TO STAY THERE.

A Colored Lady who Knows ON Which Sida
Her Bread Ii Buttered.
A man, walking along quiet street,
noticed a negro woman, who stood in a
door yard. swinging her arms and
swaying her body.
whats the matter with you?" the
man asked.
.Dain't nothin' &c matter wild me-"
"Well. why do you jerk yourself
around SOP"
Exercise. sah."
'.Do you perform any sort of work?'
''Oh. yes, sab; washes, an some
times chops wood"
Don't you get enough exercise in
that way?"
''Oh. vas, sab"
..Then. why do you take exercise by
jerking yourself around?"
'.Wall. I'll tell yer, sab. Yer see ]
wucks for Miz Jones, whut Ibis in dis
house. De doctor tole her dat she mus
take exercise. an ez she is able ter hire
it done. she gifts me ter do it fur her. :"
Eyes. but your taking exercise does
not help Mrs. Jones'"
dat amt my lookout sab. De
lady's got er little money. an is fool
ernuff ter think dat money will do any
thing. Use gwine ter stay here. sab.
fur arter while reckon she'll hire me
ter do her eatin' fur her, an den 1 will
Joy merse'f sho' nuff. -Arkansaw
Irareier.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-04-08
Mistaken Gamblers,

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, April 2.-Tne re
port circulated among gamblers that the
Legislature passed law modifying the
felony clause Of the johnson gambling law
to fine is not correct. The Senate bill No.
lbs is the act referred to. It smends sec
ton 1859. BIZ fixing the minimum fine for
setting up or keeping gambling house at
s2O0. but does not In any way interfere with
the felony clause of section 1549, known as
the Johnson Gambling law. In the act
amended the old law fixed the maximum
fine al 81, 900 and stopped short. As a re-
suit most of the offenders escaped with q
fine OF from 81 70 8. In place of modifying
the gambling law, the new act really makes
il more severe.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-04-08
CHICAGO eoopLERs.
Indictments Found Against Cook Coun
(Ill.D Oniciala and Others.

Indictments Found Against Cook County
Nll.) Onaciala and Others.
CHICAGO, April lat ESQ o'clock yesterA
day afternoon the special grand jury came
into the criminal court, where Judge An
thony was sitting, and returned three
patches Of indictments against persons i'm
plicated in the county frauds, there being .
total of twenty three presentments. Who
the indictments are against IL purely mat
ter Of speculation, no capiases having
yet been issued. At three O'Clock Judge
Anthony left for home. saying that he
would not come back even il sent for. He
arranged with the clerk of the court a. to
the amount Of bail in each case, and bonds
will be taken just as they were in the case
Of Dan Wren, by the clerk accepting the
word Of tho bondsmen for the appearance
today Of the indicted parties. The grand
jury have put in Just twenty one days Of
active work in the boodlers' cases, and vet
the investigation 10 unfinished. Nearly every
hour furnishes something in the way of a
new clew, and the frauds upon frauds en-
braced in the conspiracy to plumber the coun-
ty seem to multiply as the inquiry advances
As soon as it became known that true bills
had been found, there was grand rush for
the sheriff's Office. County commissioners,
politicians, newspaper men and friends
of the boodlers were the first to arrive.
There was much excitement and eager
questioning as to whom the unfortunates
were. A full force of deputies were kept
on hand for three hours. At last it was
conceded that capiases could not possibly
be gotten ready soon enough to overcome
the vigorous protest of Sheriff Matson
against serving them at q time when it
might be necessary to lock any prisoners up
over night. Reluctantly all arrests were
put on until morning Except the jurors
and Mr.. Grinnell's staff, no person was al
lowed to know positively the names Of those
indicted. There is no reason to doubt,
however, that the list is composed Of five
members Of the present board Of county
commissioners, three ex-commissioners and
a number of contractors and employees,
necessitating in all eighteen new arrests in
addition to the commissioners, ex-commis-
sioners, wardens and others now under
bail.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-04-08
me- Hsddock Murder Trial.

SIorx CITY, Ia, April IAN immense
crowd Was present at the Haddock MUIR
der trial yesterday. Albert Kosnitzki
(Bismark) vas the first witness called,
and acknowledged that he got dr1uk after
the shooting. Minnie Kosnitzd. his
daughter, twenty one years old. was
called, and detailed how the defendent
had used his money in getting the family
ont of the country to join her husband and
father in San Francisco. The State. then
announced that it rested its its case. A
number Of witnesses were introduced b.
tne defense in the afternoon, but they old
not give the strong and conclusive test.
mony predicted.
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ORDERED TO PENANCE.
A supporter OF Father McGlynn Ordere,
Into Solitary Retrcat-Excited Parish

A supporter Of Father McGlynn Ordered
Into Solitary Retrcat-Excited Parish
toner's.
New YORK. April 2.-Rev. James Curran,
the staunch friend and former assistant of
the deposed priest, DR.. McGlynn, appeared
with the latter at Jones' woods on st.
Patrick's Day. and for this was sent to
Ellenville. N. Y. He did not profit by the
hint, however, and came down on the night
of DR.. McGlynn's lecture and appeared on
the platform with him. For this he has
been ordered into solitary retreat at Ho-
boken, with fasts and penauce, for ten days.
At the palace of Archbishop Corrigan it
was minated that the parishioners of st.
Stephens would do well to take the hint
and behave themselves lest they should
suffer accommodation. The punishment
of DIR. Curran is taken as evidence that DIR.
Corrigan's course toward DR.. McGlynn has
the approval of Rome. The pensioners
Of St Stephens are excited over the affair
and propose to hold meeting in DR.. Cur
rams support, as they have done in DR..
Mc(Slynn'S
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n. Gave up An Hone.

prisoner" said q Nevada Judge,
''what have you to say to this indict-
ment. are you guilty or not guilty."
.'BeforeI answer the question. Judge.
I'd like to ask your honor II this little
spectacled dude IL all the lawyer I've
goti"
THAT Is Mr.. Ferguson, sir" re-
sponded the Judge. sternly; II have ap-
pointed him to defend you. IS you seem
10 have no counsel"
Judge" said the prisoner. signing
heavily, I'm guilty."-CRicago Tfi-
bvnc,
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TIckllah Ground.

NEW ORLEANS, March 3L-Receivef
Sheldon of the Texas & Pacific road has
written an official letter to Auditor Frank
Trumbull regarding rates charged by ex-
press companies on that line. He says:
''While these companies make contracts
with shippers and fix rates, nevertheless
the railroad companies are carriers and
may be held responsible under law lido
not think there is safety in allowing them
70 make discriminating or unjust charges,
and it is important that the matter should
be watched, so we shall not be dealt with
under the Interstate Commerce. law.n
This is believed to be the first official
utte1aace on this much discussed cues
6oa.
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Farmer AxsassinAted.

FRANKLIN, Tex, April 1.-While Captain
A. n. Smith was blowing his field this
morning. two miles from town, some one
stole upon him and fired load of 5uckshot
into his back, killing him instantly. Tho
assassin then emptied another load Of shot
into the bead of the victim, tearing out
his eyes and horribly mutilating his face.
J. E. Fulton, q neighDor, against whom
Smith has obtained judgment for a small
amount, has BEEN arrested for the crime.
His boots fitted the tracks about the corpse.
Fulton's little son testified at the inquest
to-day that his father came in from the
held just after the shooting carrying his
GIN. There is tall Of lynching.